The Sands of Seth

By Gadfly on Oct 7, 2018

In Cairo at the Museum of the Ancients, curator Horus Selim is on the phone telling Anwar Farthay that his policies don't have Egypt's best interest at heart. Selim complains that the policies will diminish Egypt's historical contributions. Anwar says that the days of the pharaohs are dead, and Selim tells him that the pharaohs aren't dead but only sleeping. As he hangs up, Selim says that it is Anwar that is dead. A mummy walks toward Anwar's office and the official hears someone at his door…